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Though Michael Vick has spent over $29 million since filing for bankruptcy, he's hardly living the high life.
Court documents obtained by TMZ show that the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback has spent $29.6 million of the $31 million he's earned since 2008. The majority of non-tax spending has gone to creditors Vick owed after his 2008 filing. His lawyers and accountants have received $2.7 million.
When Vick was released from prison for his role in a dogfighting ring, his lawyers accepted a "reorganization plan" in help pay off his debts. which Vick was forced to pay two-thirds of every dollar earned to creditors as part of the court order. He was given living expenses of $300,000 per year to cover things like rent, automobiles and schooling for his children.
Vick's payments to creditors were based on a sliding scale dependent on his yearly income. Under the plan, Vick owed 25 percent if his earnings were under $2.5 million. Because of the six-year, $100 million contract he signed last year, he'll owe 40 percent on his reported $12.5 million base salary in 2012.
A Vick representative said the creditors, which include the Atlanta Falcons, could be paid off by 2014. The court-ordered budget runs through 2015. Both those plans could hit a snag if the Eagles choose to release Vick before the end of his deal. The team could release the 32-year-old before the next three seasons with a minimal salary cap hit.


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I have successfully completed the first step in my transformation into a lawyer....and possibly an adult....no, just a lawyer.
I got a 91 out of 150 on the Multistate Professional Responsibility Exam (MPRE). In Florida, you need an 80. My score, though not fantastic, is passing and that is all that matters.
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Media Consulting Manager - Delivering Deal Value
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Proactively assist in the management of a portfolio of clients, while reporting to Senior Managers and above
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Keep up to date with local and national business and economic issues
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We currently have a vacancy for a Manager in the Media team
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About the roleDDV focuses on providing support for potential/actual transactions and assists clients in all operational aspects of the transaction, pre and post completion, including
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Taking control and 100 day planning
Mergers & Acquisitions Integration
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Held an operational management or professional services role or with significant experience within the Media industry
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MBA or Accounting qualification
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UPDATE 1:15 p.m. ET: NBC has made it official. Savannah Guthrie is the new Today co-anchor.
In a release, NBC said the new Today anchor team of Matt Lauer, Savannah Guthrie, Al Roker and Natalie Morales will officially debut on July 9.
There she was, sitting right next to Matt Lauer.
Savannah Guthrie sat in Ann Curry's old co-anchor seat in Studio 1A this morning on Today.
But again, there was no announcement at the top of the show (UPDATE, 10 a.m. ET: There was no announcement at all). Instead Guthrie chatted and laughed and reported the news, ignoring the fact that she was the elephant in the room.
More: Robert Bianco on Savannah's first day
So, what's Savannah's story?
Guthrie , 40, was born in Melbourne, Australia.
Her family moved to Arizona two years later where she graduated from Tucson's Amphitheater High School. She went on to get a degree in journalism from the University of Arizona and began working in local news before deciding to become a lawyer.
She graduated from Georgetown's law school and practiced briefly before opting for a job as an analyst for Court TV. In 2007, she joined NBC, and served as White House correspondent before moving to Today. Last year, she became a co-host on Today's third hour alongside Natalie Morales and Al Roker. In that role, she has been a substitute news anchor and main co-host, and has been the chief legal analyst across all NBC platforms.
As for her personal life? Guthrie married Al-Jazeera producer Mark Orchard in 2005, but The Washington Post reported their split in 2009. She was later linked to political consultant Michael Feldman, a former aide to Al Gore.
A Today.com story last year described her as "fiercely intelligent and lovably funny." In an interview with the site, she answered viewer questions. Among them: No, she was not named after the town of Savannah, where she has never visited, but instead was named after her grandmother.
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Last month's e-mail from Sourcebooks, Inc., the publisher of Jonathan Levy's book What You Can Do Right Now to Help Your Child with Autism, explained that the book:
offers parents 10 specific ways to help their autistic children interact better in the world. The techniques Jonathan outlines in this book were developed by the Autism Treatment Center of America and have produced dramatic results with children whose illnesses range from mild Asperger's Syndrome to severely autistic. Even following only some of the 10 suggested methods can produce positive changes in autistic children. Of the over 800 families that Jonathan has worked with in the past 12 years, only 3 did not see differences in their children.It sounded promising, of course. But "1o specific ways" to help my autistic child? I mean, if it were that easy - well, I wouldn't really need a book on it, would I? But, I figured, what did I have to lose? I decided to give it a try.
I'm so glad I did.
Levy's book is a quick read. It's easily accessible and instantly understandable. And it's full to the brim with suggestions and examples that resonated with me - that sounded like just the thing to help me approach this or that issue that I'm currently working on with Bud. Levy does, indeed, suggest ten specific things, and he makes no mystery of them - they're listed right there in the table of contents. They are listed, even, in the publisher's press release. They are:
1) Don't react
2) Make eye contact a priority
3) Join the stims
4) Coping with crying
5) Give the child as much control as possible
6) Focus on attitude
7) Work one-on-one in a nondistracting environment
8) Be dynamic with the child
9) Go directly to language
10) Make sure food isn't part of the problem
But it's not the list itself that is the goldmine in this book; it's the way that Levy unpacks the list. For each item, Levy provides four things: 1) a good description of a specific problem; 2) a very tangible suggestion about how to address the problem; 3) solid philosophical underpinnings that explain why the suggestion makes sense; and 4) a real-life example of the suggestion in action. And best of all, it is not only easy to understand what Levy is explaining, but it is also easy to implement the suggestions he makes.
Levy is honest and up-front with the fact that he approached his work through one very specific model, the Son Rise program, which he used in his work with the Autism Treatment Center of America. I'll be honest and up-front with the fact that I have almost no familiarity with the Son Rise program, so this post is neither an endorsement for nor a critique of it. I will say, though, that many of the suggestions he makes and examples he gives - especially those that resonated most with me - also seemed to fall in line with many of the philosophies that underlie RDI.
That's not to say that I agreed wholeheartedly with everything Levy had to offer. I found some suggestions that seemed not-quite-right for Bud and me. I found only one that seemed entirely wrong. But, mostly, I found gem after gem after gem. And here's one of the things I liked best about Levy's style and philosophy: In three different places in the book - including the introduction and the conclusion - he made statements like this:
I ask that you read this book with an open mind and heart. If there is advice or activities in the book that you don't agree with, don't do them. Understand, though, that everything here is my best advice to you.Perfect.
I'm glad I read this book when I did - just before the start of a new school year, as Bud is transitioning into a new school setting with new professional and paraprofessional staff. This is exactly the sort of book I want to pass on to the people who'll work with Bud in the years to come - easy to read, easy to grasp, easy to implement. I have a hunch that my copy of this book will be well worn by the end of the fall semester.
Levy provides ten suggestions of things you can do right now to help your child with autism. I'll just provide one:
Read this book.


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"Mud samples boiled in acid sounds like witchcraft," admits microbiologist Bente Lomstein from the Department of Bioscience when explaining how she and an international group of researchers achieved the outstanding results being published today in the journal Nature.
Bacteria are the only living organisms to produce D-amino acids that deposit a chemical signature in the mud in which they live. Researchers at the Department of Bioscience and the Danish National Research Foundation's Center for Geomicrobiology at Aarhus University have used this knowledge together with American researchers to develop a method to calculate the activity level of microorganisms in the deepest layers of the seabed.
Metabolism in slow motion
Why should we worry about the small organisms that live hidden below the seabed of the world's oceans? Because the slowly growing bacteria are important for the global storage of organic carbon and thereby for the oxygen content of the atmosphere.
"Seventy per cent of our planet is covered by ocean, which means that seventy per cent of the planet is made up of seabed consisting of sediments that store old organic matter. In some places the deposits are more than one hundred metres thick, and ten to thirty per cent of the total living biomass on Earth is actually found in the mud in the seabed. The bacteria in the seabed convert the carbon of organic matter to CO2, and if we add it all up, the metabolism down there plays a crucial role in the global carbon cycle, even if it happens very slowly," says Associate Professor Lomstein.
The researchers' results show that the metabolism of organic carbon takes place at a much slower rate in the deep seabed compared with all other known ecosystems. The mean generation time of bacterial cells down there is correspondingly long: 1000-3000 years. In comparison, many of the bacteria that have been studied in the laboratory or in nature reproduce in a number of hours.
Life in extreme environments
"Extremely high pressure, total darkness and very little nutrition those are the conditions under which microorganisms live on the seabed. At the bottom of the deep oceans, the pressure reaches several hundred atmospheres," explains Alice Thoft Langerhuus, one of the researchers behind the results.
The researchers also have an idea about how the bacteria can survive under such extreme conditions. They actually succeeded for the first time in demonstrating that there are just as many dormant cells as there are active ones. To a great extent, the bacteria therefore choose to form endospores, which have a solid 'shell' to protect themselves against the harsh environment.
The researchers combined organic biogeochemistry with microbiological studies, and their interdisciplinary model can also provide information about life in other extreme ecosystems.
"Our knowledge can be used in ancient environments with extremely low biological activity, such as permafrost soil. The method is particularly useful for detecting life in the most inactive environments," says Bente Lomstein.
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Challenging the often "one-size-fits-all" mentality pervasive in the discussion about engagement in the workplace, I've posted an alternative approach to the Employee Engagement Network called "Enterprise Re-Engagement".
Enterprise Re-Engagement challenges organizations to pursue a meaningful, two-way approach to engagement that openly acknowledges changes in organizations' economic and employment environments, targets approaches that are appropriate to the growing number of contingent workers as well as to 'permanent' employees, and seeks to stimulate creative friction and innovation as well as satisfaction and loyalty.
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Our mission is to continuously improve the interaction between passengers and drivers, and help people move towards their goals.
Since 2003, we have been developing innovative technologies for ordering cars, making our service more modern, accessible and safe. Accounting for the specific features of big cities and small towns, we let passengers order taxis in whatever way they find convenient. Drivers can more efficiently find and transport passengers, reducing passengerless driving and idle time.
The company began as a small taxi ordering service in Shadrinsk, a small Ural town. It was founded by young engineers from Kurgan, who were experts at industrial processes and production automation.
The founders, together with invited drivers, worked as taxi drivers using their private vehicles.
They wanted to automate the process of ordering taxis as much as possible and make their service broadly available.
The company's path of continuous improvement led its founders to create a division of labor, with everyone performing a specialized role. Some people would build a modern call center and train operators, some — develop software and provide technical support or attract customers and drivers, and the others would do the driving. Today the service involves the teamwork of specialists in a wide variety of disciplines.
In the first six years, operations were established in four cities, efficient business processes were organized, and a culture of mutually beneficial cooperation was formed. As a result, the company has continued to expand. For example, we opened branches in seven cities simultaneously in 2009 and expanded to 17 more cities in 2010. Now we reach 22 new cities each year!
In each city, we step up the competition, give drivers jobs, pay taxes, and work for the benefit of both the people and the economy.
We are proud that our ambitions and hard work have produced a system that supports the service`s ongoing operations and provides analytics for agile management of the business. A professional operator training program was developed based on our specifications. Now, a huge number of orders, which come in round-the-clock, are received by phone, our website, and the Maxim app at the Russian Federation`s largest call center specializing in receiving and processing orders for passenger and freight transportation. The call center also supports drivers who work with the orders via the Taxsee driver app.
In 2014, we began working internationally, opening our offices in Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Georgia, Bulgaria, Tajikistan, Belarus, Azerbaijan and Italy. We have grown into an international company.
Our goal is to become a global brand, giving our customers the opportunity to use the Maxim service as they travel to different cities and countries.
We love creating technologies and a business that are on par with our industry`s leading global companies.
It's time to go!
|Job Description
|We invite drivers to cooperate with us! Flexible working hours. All orders are transferred to drivers free of charge. You can choose orders yourself. It is very simple to start: fill out an application form on the website, you can find the link in the bio. Work in good company!
|Job Qualifications
|Have a driver's license, motorcycle or car
|How to apply to this job
|We invite drivers with a car or motorcycle!
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Review | Mi Tierra Café y Panaderia
You know you're in San Antonio when the difference between a perfectly fine restaurant visit and one that's special comes down to a well-placed enchilada.
It happened during a dinner at Mi Tierra, when my wife told a waitress she couldn't decide between grilled chicken or a green enchilada plate. The upbeat response:
"Why decide at all?" she asked. "Get the chicken and an extra enchilada on the side."
It was a perfect solution, especially since both items were among the stars of a pair of visits, but it was the enthusiasm, friendliness and helpfulness of the exchange that showed what makes this place a local classic.
Moments like this are why you should expect to make a visit here if you have friends or family in town for the upcoming holidays. After all, it's a timeless attraction, almost as beloved as the Alamo and River Walk, a place where visitors can bask in the sounds of strolling mariachis and take in the atmosphere with decorations that proclaim Christmas all year long.
Too often, those of us who live here say it's only for tourists or the after-bar crowd, but that's doing a disservice to the Cortez family and the many employees of this place who work hard to keep it going. Running a restaurant is difficult; operating a 500-seat place even more challenging; doing it 24 hours a day is an impressive feat of organization, stamina and dedication.
That said, sometimes the food and service can vary in its quality.
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Quick bites
218 Produce Row (main entrance faces Dolorosa between San Saba and Santa Rosa streets), 210-225-1262
Hit: Green enchiladas, carne asada (rib-eye), charbroiled chicken breast
Miss: Greasy tasting Caldo Mercado, heavy refried beans, limp mini flautas
Noteworthy: Strolling mariachis, adjacent bakery, pure San Antonio classic
Lighter choice: Pollo al carbon, caldos caseros, charbroiled chicken breast
Report Card
Food: **1/2
Service: ***
Ambience: ***1/2
Price range: Appetizers, $8.79-$11.59; specialties, $12.29-$19.99; soups and salads, $8.79-$9.69; tacos and chalupas, $9.25-$10.39; Tex-Mex favorites $9.29-$16.99; enchiladas $8.99-$11.79; lunch specials, $6.89-$9.49.
Hours: Restaurant never closes
Ratings key: **** Excellent | *** Very good | ** Average | * Poor
Express-News dining critics pay for all meals.
When things are on, this place helps create fond memories because the dishes can be quite nice, the service can prove welcoming and the atmosphere brings feelings of happiness and festivity. When things aren't going right, they're memorable for the wrong reasons.
So if you're going to go, you should know what to try and what to avoid.
A Tuesday lunch seemed to show the downside of the long hours. It started with a grumpy hostess who brusquely lined up two parties of three against a souvenir counter while a man who appeared to be her supervisor barked out instructions before she herded us to our respective tables with what could only be described as a snarl. A waiter who kept rushing us didn't help.
Then the dishes continued the underwhelming experience. They came out from the kitchen too quickly, suggesting they had already been made and were holding hot. On the Botana Platter, the mini flautas that should have been crisp were limp and the shredded chicken had little flavor. That was too bad, because the small tostadas topped with picadillo worked much better.
A steaming bowl of the Caldo Mercado, the version here of the tortilla soup, tasted greasy, and the broth conveyed little of the rich interplay of flavors that a good tortilla soup brings.
Meat dishes during lunch fared better. The Steak Tampiqueña was quite a nice plate. The seared rib-eye had a good flavor, and a green enchilada featured a well-balanced roasted tomatillo salsa that proved among the best green salsas at any restaurant, period. A red salsa that tops the steak should have been thicker, almost like relish. Instead it was watery and interfered with the good sear on the steak.
Another meat item was tasty, if a bit confusing with the name. The El Rancho Special was described as "succulent beef simmered in pepper, onion and tomato sauce," but instead came out as a classic South Texas carne guisada. Not bad at all, but not what we expected.
Dinner on a Sunday conveyed a completely different experience. It started with happy staff members, starting with a hostess, manager and server who welcomed our group and thanked us for visiting. The food tasted better, too.
Even the Nachos Mi Tierra, the basic combination of refried beans, cheese and fajita meat, were hard to resist. The beans did have a heavy taste, though, like they had been refried with plenty of bacon grease or lard. We asked for extra jalapeños and demolished them anyway.
The star of that dinner was easily the charbroiled chicken breast, a marinated and juicy breast, coated with herbs and served with guacamole, pico de gallo and frijoles a la charra, with cheese-covered potato slices and tortillas on the side. The potatoes didn't need the cheese, but the chicken turned out so well it didn't matter.
Beef fajitas didn't fare as well as the chicken. Although nicely marinated, these were somewhat overcooked, and the overstuffed plate had only a small amount of meat. If you're in the mood for fajitas, head to the Cortez family restaurant next door, La Margarita. It serves some of the best fajitas in town.
Bottom line: Go for the grilled items, snag the green enchiladas, be cautious with the soup, try to get there during a less-busy time and just know that the refried beans are quite heavy.
No matter the stumbles during a meal, a cup of Mexican hot chocolate, topped with whipped cream, makes everything better. It tastes like Popular, the brand from Monterrey, which has a bit more of a cinnamon flavor than some of the other well-known brands such as Ibarra and Abuelita.
And when the mariachis are singing and tables of complete strangers join to serenade somebody in "Las Mañanitas," or "Happy Birthday," it's clear that the appeal of this place goes far beyond the plate.


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Grandmaster Flash
12/30/2013, 1:12 p.m.
DJ, Pioneer, Hip-Hop Legend
Square Peg Into A Round Hole
There are lots of stories about the birth of jazz and the beginning of rock n' roll, but hip-hop has founding fathers: one of them is DJ Grandmaster Flash. In the early 70's Joseph Saddler was living in the South Bronx and studying electrical engineering. However, Saddler, a native of the Bronx, had a much deeper passion for music; he had been experimenting with his father's vinyl since he was an toddler. His knowledge of audio equipment led him to an idea that would revolutionize the way he played music: the turntable would become his instrument.
The career of DJ Grandmaster Flash began in the Bronx with neighborhood block parties that essentially were the start of what would become a global phenomenon — the dawn of a musical genre. He was the first DJ to physically lay his hands on the vinyl and manipulate it in a backward, forward or counterclockwise motion, when most DJs simply handled the record by the edges, put down the tone arm, and let it play. Those DJs let the tone arm guide their music, but Flash marked up the body of the vinyl with crayon, fluorescent pen, and grease pencil—and those markings became his compass.
He invented the Quick Mix Theory, which included techniques such as the double-back, back-door, back-spin, and phasing. This allowed a DJ to make music by touching the record and gauging its revolutions to make his own beat and his own music. Flash's template grew to include cuttin', which, in turn, spawned scratching, transforming, the Clock Theory and the like. He laid the groundwork for everything a DJ can do with a record today, other than just letting it play. What we call a DJ today is a role that Flash invented.
By the end of the 70s, Flash had started another trend that became a hallmark around the world: emcees followed flash to the various parts and parties to rap/emcee over his beats. Before long, he started his own group, Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five. Their reputation grew up around the way the group traded off and blended their lyrics with Flash's unrivaled skills as a DJ and his acrobatic performances—spinning and cutting vinyl with his fingers, toes, elbows, and any object at hand.
Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five went Platinum with their single, "The Message." Meanwhile, the single "The Adventures of Grandmaster Flash on the Wheels of Steel" introduced DJing to a larger listening audience than it had ever known before; it became the first DJ composition to be recorded by a DJ. The group's fame continued to grow with "Superappin," "Freedom," "Larry's Dance Theme," and "You Know What Time It Is." Punk and new wave fans were introduced to Flash through Blondie, who immortalized him in her hit, "Rapture."
The rock n' roll hall of fame also recognized Flash with an honor no one else in hip hop has received: Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five became the first hip hop group ever inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2007. Flash is the first DJ to ever receive that honor.


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I recently wrote an article talking about the evolution and attrition of EHR bloggers over the last 9.5 years I've been blogging about EMR and healthcare IT. I thought it might be fun every week or so to highlight a number of EHR, healthcare IT or related blogs. I've been collecting a list for quite a while and I think you'll find some new ones that you'll find interesting and useful. In some cases, the blogs may not be updated regularly, but they usually have plenty of archived content for your reading enjoyment.
Here's 3 EHR and Healthcare Blogs You Might enjoy:
MD Whistleblower – I think this doctor's blog description says it all, "MD WHISTLEBLOWER PRESENTS VIGNETTES AND COMMENTARIES ON THE MEDICAL PROFESSION. WE PEEK 'BEHIND THE MEDICAL CURTAIN' AND DELIVER CANDOR AND CONTROVERSY IN EVERY POST." Dr. Kirsch definitely delivers on his desire to deliver candor and controversy in his posts. I appreciate a blogger that's not afraid to have strong opinions. It broadens the discussion and helps us all to learn and improve even if we don't agree with the opinion.
Kristen Paulet – This is a newer healthcare IT marketing blog, but I figure why discriminate based on age. Ever since organizing the Health IT Marketing and PR conference I've been extremely interested in learning all I can about the techniques health IT companies are using to market their business. It's been fun reading a fresh perspective and commentary on the subject from someone working in health IT marketing.
Perficient Healthcare – Many company blogs are terrible since they more like a company news feed than a blog. This can't be said for Perficient's healthcare blog. They cover a wide array of healthcare topics and really spend a lot of time making sure they're creating quality content. Take for example, this post by Mel Smith Jones on what health education can learn from Netflix.
Nerdy Nurse – With a name like that, how could you not want to check her out? I believe we need more nurses blogging so that the nurse's voice is heard. Right now I think the nurse voice is often missing in the healthcare IT discussions we are having. So, I'm glad that The Nerdy Nurse, a clinical informatics nurse, does what she can to elevate the voice of the nurse.
HIStalk – The TMZ of the healthcare IT industry and one of the only people that's been blogging about healthcare IT longer than me. Mr. H does a tremendous job covering the latest and greatest healthcare IT trends, rumors, happenings, and gossip. #HITNerds love to read HIStalk.
There you have it. I'd love to hear your thoughts on these blogs and feel free to submit any blogs you like reading or think that I might not know about. I have quite a list for future posts, but I'm always on the looking for more.


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The Texas Tech University School of Veterinary Medicine is seeking to fill a faculty position to provide foundational science teaching, research, and outreach/service needs of an exciting, innovative, and fully funded new veterinary education program located in Amarillo, TX. Texas is a rapidly growing and prosperous state. The new School is the first program established in Texas in a century and focuses on veterinary medical and educational needs of rural and regional communities of Texas.
Applications are welcomed beginning August 31, 2020 (see below for instructions on how to apply). Application packages will be reviewed semi-weekly and candidates will be invited for interviews when the review of packages indicates that an adequate pool of candidates have applied.
The School and the focus of its comprehensive veterinary medical education program are founded on the following objectives:
The core values of the School are:
The School has begun the process of accreditation. The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) Council on Education (COE) conducted a comprehensive site visit during June, 2020. The School is co-located adjacent to the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center regional campus in Amarillo. Facilities, currently under construction, include state-of-the-art buildings to support all aspects of the School. A guiding principle framing the design of both the curriculum and facilities is the need for competent and confident general veterinary practitioners in rural and regional communities.
Amarillo is a vibrant and growing community in the Texas Panhandle. With a metropolitan statistical area population of greater than 260,000, it offers attractions of a larger city while holding true to its agricultural roots (https://www.visitamarillo.com). Amarillo serves as a center of services for a large, multi-state area and is home to many agricultural associations such as the Texas Cattle Feeders Association and the American Quarter Horse Association.
Responsibilities of the Positions
An earned PhD is required and a DVM (or equivalent) is strongly preferred. The PhD must be in a veterinary immunology related field. Preference will be given to candidates who have a successful track record of or show particular promise of future teamwork, curricular development, instruction, scholarship, and service. The successful candidates must share and foster the School's core values; faculty member's contribution to the School's core values will be included as part of the annual evaluation process. Adaptability, persistence, and resilience will be important attributes for success in the evolving dynamics that are characteristic of a developing program.
Preferences: Texas Tech is a Hispanic Serving Institution and has a long history of serving first-generation students. A commitment to working with diverse student populations and first-generation students is required.
A competitive salary and benefits package will be provided commensurate with qualifications and experience, and start-up funding will be provided to support research program development. These are full-time, 12-month, tenure-track academic appointments.
Application Instructions
Applicants must apply online at www.workattexastech.com search for requisition 21680BR. Please upload a cover letter and complete curriculum vita that includes a list of publications and any other information reflecting qualifications and professional activities related to academic scholarship, teaching, and service to stakeholders. In the cover letter, please clearly indicate the scientific disciplinary that aligns best with your expertise; while expertise that cross disciplinary boundaries is preferred, please select a primary discipline. Please provide the names of three references of individuals who can provide an evaluation of your qualifications and can be contacted for a letter if needed.
Contact the search committee chair with questions:
John J. Dascanio (email@example.com)
Texas Tech University
School of Veterinary Medicine
7671 Evans Dr
Amarillo, TX 79106
As an Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer, Texas Tech University is dedicated to the goal of building a culturally diverse faculty committed to teaching and working in a multicultural environment. We actively encourage applications from all those who can contribute, through their research, teaching, and/or service, to the diversity and excellence of the academic community at Texas Tech University. The university welcomes applications from minorities, women, veterans, persons with disabilities, and dual-career couples.
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Please note: AAV does NOT provide medical information to the public on this site or via phone, email or social media sites. Please visit the find a vet directory to locate a veterinarian in your community.


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May 31 @ 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm$10.00
Figure drawing session includes easel and drawing board; artist needs to supply drawing materials. Sessions need a minimum of 5 participants and are capped at 7. Please pay for your session below — tickets for each session close the Friday before the session. Any cancellations will need to be made by the Friday before each drawing session, but payment is non-refundable unless the session is itself cancelled due to insufficient numbers. $10.00/participant.
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After spending the bye week meeting with coaches and reviewing every aspect of the Ravens' play through the first seven games, coach John Harbaugh said there are no plans to make "wholesale changes" before Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns, and acknowledged that there isn't a simple fix to the team's road woes.
"Execution is part of it, but coaching is part of it, game-planning is part of it, guys developing into their positions, whatever it might be, it's all a big part of it," Harbaugh said Monday. "We're not making any wholesale changes. It's not like we're going to switch everything around and make some huge, momentous moves. But we're always trying to look at the best batting order. We're trying to look at the best lineup we can put on the floor at any particular time and getting as many good players involved as we possibly can."
Harbaugh hinted last Monday, a day after the Ravens' were beaten, 43-13, by the Houston Texans in a matchup between the AFC's best two teams record-wise, that changes could be coming. He mentioned the possibility of rotating guys in on the offensive line, getting Pro Bowl running back Ray Rice the ball more, and evaluating how much the team can rely on the no-huddle offense on the road.
"There are young guys on the offensive line that we want to look at and veteran guys that can help us do different things. I just think football's evolving to where you've got to get as many players involved as you can," Harbaugh said. "So without giving away too much, I can tell you this: the whole offensive line is not going to be re-ordered on Wednesday. We're not doing that. The whole defensive line is not going to be restructured either. But there are some things that we think we can do to get some guys involved and use them as we go and try to take advantage of all our guys."
Harbaugh didn't elaborate too much on what was discussed or discovered during the bye week meetings, but he did say that he's feeling good about potential adjustments that will be made. Despite being in first place in the AFC North, the Ravens currently rank 28th in total defense, allowing 400 yards per game, and 16th in total offense, averaging 355.1 yards.
"I think we have a good plan going forward. We presented that a little bit to the guys [Monday] morning and you try to just take the opportunity to kind of re-align, kind of understand where you are at," Harbaugh said. "There were some very real concerns. There are things that we need to do a lot better through the whole seven-game period, that we felt like we needed to take a hard look at. We did and I did feel good about it. The proof will be in the pudding. If I say I'm excited about it and we don't play well, you guys can hammer me, but I don't believe that. We've gotten better every single year in the second half of the season since we've been here. That's been something that's been a strength for the Ravens and I expect it to be a strength for us going forward."
The Ravens have beaten the Browns nine straight times but many of the games, including the Ravens' 23-16 victory in Week Four, have been closely contested. Cleveland has also won two of its past three games and appears to be getting healthier.
"As far as I'm concerned, it's a must-win game," Harbaugh said. "Obviously, we'll have eight games after that game. But in my mind, we need to win that game this week."
Because of the safety concerns as a result of Hurricane Sandy, Harbaugh spoke to the media via conference call rather than his normal Monday afternoon news conference. He touched on a couple of other topics:
• Harbaugh said that despite the storm, all but three of his players were able to get back into Baltimore in time for morning meetings and Monday's practice. He specifically credited linebacker Terrell Suggs, who went home to Arizona for the bye week but adjusted his travel plans.
"He was in a situation where all his flights were getting canceled. He booked a bunch of flights through different airports and ended up getting into Raleigh [N.C.] and he and his wife drove up from Raleigh obviously in a driving rainstorm to get here in time for practice," Harbaugh said. "A lot of guys did a good job with that and thought ahead and moved flights up. I'm proud of them for that."
Ravens defensive end Arthur Jones was one player who didn't make it back in time. Jones said on his Twitter page late Sunday night that he was stuck in Dallas.
"From a coaching standpoint, we have certain things that we have to get done. Monday and Tuesday are really huge work days for the coaches as far as game-planning and preparing, and getting practices ready and all that. That work has to be done and we'll be doing that," Harbaugh said. "We did our normal plan that we had for today. We'll keep our fingers crossed for Wednesday. Hopefully, we can get started on time and just keep our normal schedule. It looks like it's going to be dying down Tuesday night, Wednesday morning. … We think we'll be OK."
• After the Ravens were fined $20,000 by the NFL for not listing free safety Ed Reed on the injury report, Harbaugh said that the team will list every injury going forward to comply with the strictest interpretation of the rule book.
"We thought we were in compliance, we tried to follow the rules," Harbaugh said. "I'll list pretty much everybody now. Obviously, they corrected it and we'll do what they want us to do. I was surprised by it. It's something we felt like we were doing it the right way. Obviously, they disagreed and we'll adjust. There's not going to be anybody who's not going to be on there."
The NFL punished the Ravens on Friday following a review of practice and game video. An inquiry was launched after Reed complained of a torn labrum in his shoulder during a 105.7 The Fan radio program. Reed later downplayed the severity of the injury. However, a league spokesman told The Baltimore Sun that Reed should have been listed on the injury report even though he missed no games and was a full participant in practice.
"It's pretty hard for us to determine who's a significant player is and who's not one," Harbaugh said. "I don't know how to do that. It's one of the ways they write it in there. They say, 'a significant player who has not missed any time should be on there.' Well, in my mind, all 53 players are significant. … I'm not about to start saying, 'Well, one guy is more significant than the other.'"
Notes: Harbaugh said that "everybody worked out" at Monday's practice, aside from the guys that couldn't make it back into town because of the weather. The list of participants included nose tackle Ma'ake Kemoeatu (sprained right knee) and Pro Bowl defensive tackle Haloti Ngata (sprained right medial collateral ligament). …The NFL announced Monday that the trading deadline has been move from Tuesday to Thursday at 4 p.m. as a result of the storm. Asked how that could affect the Ravens, Harbaugh said, "As far as any move that we might make, I don't know, I'm not sure." … The Ravens' 13th annual Goodwill Gridiron Halloween Party, which was scheduled for Monday at Dave & Busters in the Arundel Mills Mall, was canceled because of the storm.


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Medicine: Reflective Practice (for University and NHS) New
Being a reflective practitioner is an important skill to have, but it doesn't always come naturally. It's an essential requirement for people in a variety of professions, particularly healthcare, where it plays an important role in decision making and patient care. For nurses undertaking revalidation, reflective writing is a key component of the process, but reflective writing is likely to be of relevance to those in other professions as well.
This interactive workshop will help you to understand the theory of reflective practice and how to translate this into your everyday role. It will provide tips for overcoming barriers to carrying out reflection and how to deal with feedback as well as offering a brief introduction to reflective writing.
- NHS healthcare professionals working in the East of England region
- Postgraduates in Science, and Medicine in particular
- Researchers in Science, and Medicine in particular
- Further details regarding Cambridge University Library's eligibility criteria are available
Number of sessions: 1
|Tue 2 Jul 2019 12:00 - 13:30
|12:00 - 13:30
|Clinical School, Medical Library, Library Training Room
|Veronica Phillips
- What is reflective practice?
- Models of reflective practice
- Overcoming barriers to reflective practice
- How to incorporate reflective practice in your everyday role
- How to deal with feedback
- Introduction to reflective writing
Presentations, demonstrations and practicals.
The Medical Library is located on the Addenbrooke's site.
One session of one hour.
A number of times throughout the year.
Booking / availability


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Recent Hope College graduate Lindsay Lange of Manistee (Manistee HS) has been awarded a postgraduate scholarship by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).
The NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship program was created in 1964 to promote and encourage postgraduate education by rewarding the Association's most accomplished student-athletes.
Athletics and academic achievements, as well as campus involvement, community service, volunteer activities and demonstrated leadership, are evaluated. In maintaining the highest broad-based standards in the selection process, the program aims to reward those individuals whose dedication and effort are reflective of those characteristics necessary to succeed and thrive through postgraduate study in an accredited graduate degree program.
Lange was a two-sport standout, including an All-American heptathlete who majored in kinesiology. She plans to attend graduate school to pursue a career in physical therapy.
Lange lettered four years in track & field and three years in basketball. She was a captain of both teams her senior year. This is spring she achieved NCAA All-America recognition in the heptathlon for a third straight year, finishing in fourth place at the Division III nationals. The women's basketball team posted an 87-6 record during her varsity year, highlighted by a national championship in 2006.
This spring she was presented the college's Schouten Award which is given to a woman in the graduating class who, in addition to excelling in athletics, possesses strong character traits and leadership abilities.
She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary (Coby) Lange of Manistee.
Lange is the 16th Hope student-athlete, the fifth since 2005, to receive the scholarship.
Lange's award is one of 58 postgraduate scholarships valued at $7,500 each to be presented to student-athletes in all NCAA Divisions who participated in tennis, golf, outdoor track & field, rowing, baseball and softball. She is the only honoree from a Michigan college or university.
In addition to the spring sport honorees, the NCAA also awards postgraduate scholarships to student-athletes participating in fall and winter sports. To qualify for an NCAA postgraduate scholarship, a student-athlete must have an overall grade-point average of 3.200 (on a 4.000 scale) and must have performed with distinction as a member of a varsity team. The student-athlete also must intend to continue academic work beyond the baccalaureate degree as a full-time or part-time graduate student.
Students are nominated by the school's faculty athletics representatives. Candidates are screened by regional selection committees, and the award recipients are selected by the NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Committee.


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Darren Mattocks finished top in 2012, Brek Shea was 2011's best and Fredy Montero started the series out with a bang.
Come Monday, the countdown to crown MLSsoccer.com's top 24 Under 24 for 2013 will begin with MLS standouts such as Darlington Nagbe, Jack McInerney, DeAndre Yedlin, Luis Gil and Diego Fagundez among the talented group of players vying for the honor.
Players who are 23 years old and younger as of the final day of the 2013 MLS season – in this case, MLS Cup on Dec. 7 – were eligible for inclusion. Votes were collected from the MLSsoccer.com editorial staff and various American soccer media members.
MLSsoccer.com staff and media panelists rated players based on the following five criteria:
- Technical (skills, dribbling, shooting, first touch, heading, etc.)
- Tactical (positioning, reading game, soccer IQ, etc.)
- Physical Attributes (speed, endurance, strength, vertical leap, etc.)
- Personality (marketability, media savvy, quotability, charisma, intangibles, etc.)
- Potential (upside, national team potential, potential future transfer value, etc.)
Sept. 16: 21-24 revealed
Sept. 17: 20-16 revealed
Sept. 18: 15-11 revealed
Sept. 19: 10-6 revealed
Sept. 20: 1-5 revealed
Let us know who you think should be No. 1 in the comment section below? Will Mattocks repeat? Who will be this year's dark horse?


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Players from the Peterborough Petes, an Ontario Hockey League team, thought it would be a good idea to sneak into a teammate's house at night while wearing masks and holding fake guns. You know, just as a harmless prank. They didn't consider what their practical joke might look like to the rest of the neighborhood, though, so it was a surprise when police officers arrived with their guns drawn and ordered everyone out of the house.
No one was charged or arrested, but the officers didn't let the misbehaving team off the hook without some sort of consequences. From the Peterborough Examiner:
The responding officers, however, weren't amused. The Examiner has learned that the players got a strong lecture about safety and officers left without laying any charges.
Thank you, Canada's finest.
Members of Peterborough Petes given lecture by police after prank worries neighbours [Peterborough Examiner]


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A Christmas Carol in November?
Mitt Romney says Barack Obama gave away "gifts" to win the election--but a lot of us are looking at coal in our stockings.explains.
FAILED REPUBLICAN presidential candidate Mitt Romney has his electoral loss figured out.
His grand analysis stems from the political sage Rush Limbaugh, who said in the election aftermath, "It's just very difficult to beat Santa Claus...Every Obama voter may not be religious, but they believe in Santa Claus."
Romney has embraced this worldview, believing that Santa Obama made Christmas come early and with his big bag full of goodies for Blacks, Hispanics, women and young people, he was able to win their votes. In yet another leaked commentary to his campaign donors, Romney was caught on tape saying:
The Obama campaign was following the old playbook of giving a lot of stuff to groups that they hoped they could get to vote for them and be motivated to go out to the polls, specifically the African American community, the Hispanic community and young people. In each case they were very generous in what they gave to those groups...
The president's campaign, if you will, focused on giving targeted groups a big gift...With regards to the young people, for instance, a forgiveness of college loan interest was a big gift. Free contraceptives were very big with young, college-aged women.
With regards to African American voters, "Obamacare" was a huge plus--and was highly motivational to African American voters...But with regards to Hispanic voters, the amnesty for the children of illegals--the so-called DREAM Act kids--was a huge plus for that voting group.
Romney's comments can best be summed up as Ebenezer Scrooge meets the white Citizens' Councils: "Bah humbug and white male power."
Romney is right, then, if what he meant in his comments to his big donors was that he lost the votes of Black people, Hispanics, youth and women because these constituencies felt that, by comparison, he had nothing to offer. Romney made this clear to all with his previously leaked statement, "There are 47 percent who are...dependent upon government, who believe that they are victims, who believe the government has a responsibility to care for them, who believe that they are entitled to health care, to food, to housing, to you-name-it"; his out-of-touch "binders full of women" debate comment; and his call to make life so difficult for immigrants that it will result in "self-deportation."
Apparently visited by the Ghost of Christmas Past, Romney said on this recently leaked donor call, "Frankly, we're still so troubled by the past, it's hard to put together our plans for the future."
Top Republicans like Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal are auditioning for the Ghost of Christmas Future role, who, like Dickens' original spectral visitor, rises from the mist with prophesies--in this case, how the Republican Party will be weeping over its grave if they can't stop getting caught spouting racist and sexist comments.
Jindal called Romney's statements "absolutely wrong," adding, "I don't think that represents where we are as a party and where we're going as a party. That has got to be one of the most fundamental takeaways from this election."
BUT IF Obama gave any gifts to Blacks, Hispanics, women and young people, they were gag gifts.
Health care came wrapped in box that said "universal," but when we tore off the glitzy wrapping, we found out Santa's Obamacare game arrived broken--with rules that let the insurance companies take windfall profits and win with every role of the dice, because it forces everyone to buy private insurance, will levy fines upon people who refuse to buy and, according to the Congressional Budget Office, leaves of millions without health insurance.
Obama's immigration policy was wrapped in a nice bow of support for the DREAM Act, but when we opened it, we found another lump of coal: Obama deported and split apart more immigrant families than George Bush.
Obama promised big gifts for women's rights, but never actually made the purchase. During the health care debate, he ended up issuing an executive order reaffirming the Hyde Amendment, which bars poor women from using federal funds to obtain an abortion, to get anti-choice Democrats to support the legislation.
Besides access to abortion being further restricted under the Obama administration, women's economic status plummeted. According to National Women's Law Center, the poverty rate among women rose to 14.5 percent in 2010--up from 13.9 percent in 2009--the highest level in 17 years. By 2010, more than 7.5 million women had fallen into "extreme poverty rate," meaning their income was below half of the federal poverty line.
Obama's student loan cadeau to young voters came in a gift bag marked "forgiveness," and yet, according to the Federal Student Aid office, borrowers who enroll in Obama's reformed Income-Based Repayment (IBR) Plan, despite whatever benefits they receive, may end up paying more interest on their student loans than if they repaid them in the previous 10-year period program.
IBR stretches repayment out over a longer period, during which time interest continues to accrue. As well, the Obama administration admits that only 6 million people would be affected by the loan consolidation portion of his program with another 1.6 million qualifying under the changes to the IBR plan--meaning the plan will impact only about one-fifth of the 36 million people in the U.S. with student loan debt. Ho! Ho! Ho!
Obama's post-election present, his promised "grand bargain," the reward for the good voters who sealed his re-election, may turn out to be the exploding cigar of gag gifts--making cuts to Social Security and Medicare in the name of compromise to cut the federal deficit.
I wish Mitt Romney and Rush Limbaugh's belief in Santa Obama was true--but like all of the fairy tales they have spun about the election, it just isn't so. The fact is, Obama has more closely followed the tag line of film Bad Santa: "He doesn't care if you're naughty or nice" Witness the magnates who crashed the global economy, but nonetheless have been rewarded with soaring profits since President Obama took office.
This year, instead of asking for very little and receiving even less, Blacks, Hispanics, women, youth and all working people should demand the things that we have already paid for with our taxes, but--because of endless wars, bank bailouts and corporate welfare--have yet to receive:
-- Expand Medicare to include everyone in the country
-- Strengthened Social Security system
-- Free abortion and contraception on demand
-- Schools not jails with free education, from early childhood through college for all people regardless of immigration status
The president can't pretend he doesn't know what we want: nothing short of this basic list of things that much of the industrialized world already has--which will, of course, send the likes of Mitt Romney and Rush Limbaugh into Grinch-like tirades.


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Band: The Joe Perry Project
Date: April 16th, 1983
Venue: Crown Lounge, 49th St. St Petersburg, FL
Ticket Price: $4.98
I've been looking forward to this post. I'm a huge Joe Perry fan. I grew up on a diet, loaded with Joe Perry guitar chops! The first time I heard the guitar lick on the song "Adams Apple" I knew this guy was going to be one of my favorites. He just has a great style. Eddie Van Halen once said that Eric Clapton can say in 3 notes what other guitar players need 100 notes to say. I feel the same way about Joe Perry. He doesn't have to shred from one end of the guitar neck to the other. He can grab a handful of notes and impress you!
This concert was very cool. And I actually won the tickets on the radio. The DJ gave away tickets to the first person who could name the state in the US that only has one syllable. I called in and won. Anyone know the answer? Haha…I had a problem though. I wasn't old enough to get into the club. So when the DJ asked me what my name and address was, I gave him my friends name who was old enough. Then, the night of the concert…Well, lets just say I got in.
Joe rocked. I remember him starting to play the beginning lick to "Walk This Way" and then stopping and saying "No way in hell, kids."
Great concert! Great guitarist! Joe Perry will always be one of my favorites!
Band: Tom Petty
Date: February 11th, 1983
Venue: Bayfront Arena
Ticket Price: $10.10
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers. What an awesome concert. I was a big fan. I still am. I just think Tom Petty has a very unique sound. And for the 80s, that's unique. Haha…
"Damn the Torpedoes" was a fantastic album – Refuge, Here Comes My Girl, Even The Losers, Don't Do Me Like That! I think these songs are still great today!
Band: KISS
Date: February 4th, 1983
Venue: Lakeland Civic Center
Ticket Price: $9.75
This was the first of many KISS shows for me. I must admit, I was a fan. A big fan. I loved the show, the songs, the makeup.
This concert was part of the Creatures of the Night tour. Vinnie Vincent and Eric Carr were in the band. I remember Eric's drum riser looking like a big tank!
This was their last tour with makeup for 13 years. I wish I could have seen them back then with Peter and Ace (I did get to see both of them later). But the concert still rocked!
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WHAT ARE SOME OF YOUR FAVORITE CONCERTS FROM THE 80s?
Band: Billy Squier
Date: January 30, 1983
Venue: Bayfront Center Arena
Ticket Price: $10.25
If you listened to music in the 80s, you probably could not escape the songs by Billy Squier. I think I had two of his albums – In The Dark and Emotions In Motion. I remember songs like In the Dark, The Stroke, My Kinda Lover, Lonely is the Night, Don't Say No, Everybody Wants You, Emotions In Motion, etc…I don't remember too much about the concert though.
Band: Cheap Trick
Opening Act: 38 Speical
Date: December 27, 1982
Venue: Bayfront Center Arena
Ticket Price: $10.50
Hello there, ladies and gentlemen.
Hello there, ladies and gents, are you ready to rock?
Are you ready or not?
Okay, so it was a 38 Special concert and Cheap Trick was the opening act. But for me, it was just the opposite. I went to this concert to see Cheap Trick. Nothing against 38 Special. I just wasn't a big fan. But I've always liked Cheap Trick. I think Robin Zander was one of the best vocalists during that time period.
And as a guitar player myself, I loved Rick Nielsen's guitar collection. He had some sweet guitars!
One final note. Live At Budokan has to be included in the list of best live albums! In fact, I'm listening to it right now on iTunes as I write this.
Band: Van Halen
Date: December 7, 1982
Venue: Lakeland Civic Center
Ticket Price: $10.75
Ah yes…Van Halen was one of my favorites. That is until David Lee Roth left and Sammy Hagar joined up. Don't get me wrong, I like Sammy. I liked him before he joined VH and I like him now that he's no longer with them. But I just couldn't get into the whole Van Hagar thing.
But this concert was with Dave. And Dave rocked the house. As did Eddie, Alex, and Michael.
"Money can't buy you happiness, but it can buy you a yacht big enough to pull up right alongside it"
- David Lee Roth
Band: Eddie Money
Date: December 4, 1982
Venue: Bayfront Center Arena
Ticket Price: $5.98
Remember "Two Tickets to Paradise," "Take Me Home Tonight," "Shakin," and "Baby Hold On." I don't remember too much about this concert. I seem to recall that he was wearing some funky white boots that reminded me of the boots you'd see the fisherman wear at the marina. Haha…And when he introduced his band he said his drummer just got off of tour with Olivia Newton John. He commented on how difficult she was to work with compared to him. But that's about all I remember.
Band: The Who
Opening Act: Joan Jett & the B-52's
Date: November 27, 1982
Venue: Tangerine Bowl, Orlando Florida
Ticket Price: $15.75
I grew up thinking there were three great classic rock bands – The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, & The Who (Note: The Beatles were in a class of their own). But of the three, I found The Who to be the band that I just couldn't relate to. I like them. And I consider them to be legendary. But I definitely prefer the Stones and Zeppelin.
With that said, I have to admit that this was a great concert. Pete Townshend is a great performer. And John Entwistle is an unbelievably talented bass player.
The song that stands out in my memory from the concert was "We Won't Get Fooled Again!" Definitely a great concert song!
Band: Chicago
Date: Nov 20, 1982
Venue: USF Sun Dome
Ticket Price: $11.25
Does anybody really know what time it is? Does anybody really care…
Saturday, in the park. I think it was the 4th of July…
Band: Jimmy Buffett
Date: Oct 31, 1982
Venue: USF Sun Dome
Ticket Price: $12.50
I grew up in Florida. And I have a great appreciation for sand, waves, boats, sun, flip-flops, accoustic guitars, shrimp, & margaritaville.
Some of my favs:
Haul the sheet in as we ride on the wind that our
Forefathers harnessed before us.
Hear the bells ring as the tide rigging sings.
It's a son of a gun of a chorus.
Where it all ends I can't fathom, my friends.
If I knew, I might toss out my anchor.
So I'll cruise along always searchin' for songs,
Not a lawyer, a thief or a banker.
Yes, I am a pirate two hundred years too late.
The cannons don't thunder there's nothin' to plunder
I'm an over forty victim of fate
Arriving too late, arriving too late.
Headin' up to San Francisco
for the Labor Day weekend show…
Yeah, but now I'm gettin' old, don't wear underwear,
I don't go to church, and I don't cut my hair;
But I can go to movies and see it all there,
Just the way that it use to be.
I want to go back to the island,
Where the shrimp boats tie up to the pilin'.
Give me oysters and beer for dinner ev'ry day of the year,
And I'll feel fine, I'll feel fine.
Band: The Go-Go's
Opening Act: A Flock of Seagulls
Date: Sept 21, 1982
Venue: Bayfront Center Arena
Ticket Price: $10.50
The Go-Go's? Zoinks! Please don't throw anything at me. Haha…I admit it. I was a concert junkie. I love music. All types. And yes, I enjoyed this concert. The funniest thing is I had to go to this show by myself. None of my friends would go with me.
Hey, at least I can say that I saw "A Flock of Seagulls" in concert (opening act). How many people can boast about that? How many people want to boast about that? Haha…Remember their song "I Ran (So Far Away)"…I'm suddenly getting an early 80's MTV flashback!
Band: Rod Stewart
Date: 1982
Venue: Bayfront Center Arena
Ticket Price: $12.50
This one goes in my top ten all time greatest concerts! Some of you may only know the pop songs by Rod Stewart like – Maggie May, You Wear it Well, Do Ya Think I'm Sexy, Hot Legs, etc…But Rod Stewart is so much more than those songs. He started out in the 60's singing for bands like "The Jeff Beck Group" and "The Faces" with Ron Wood. Then he began his solo career and the rest is history.
This concert was absolutely awesome! Rod Stewart performed like the rock -n- roll legend that he is.
Bar none, he's the best singer I've heard in rock'n' roll. – Elton John
Band: Nazareth
Date: September 10, 1982
Venue: Lakeland Civic Center Arena
Ticket Price: $9.00
I don't remember this concert at all. My guess is that I went because I wanted to see the opening band. But I don't even remember who opened. And I don't even know much about Nazareth. I can only think of two of their songs – Love Hurts (remake), & Hair of the Dog (now you'ree messin' with a…).
Band: Molly Hatchet
Date: May 2, 1982
Venue: Bayfront Center Arena
Ticket Price: $8.50
Hmmm…Not exactly a big fan. But it looks like I went to the concert. So I'm posting it!
Do you realize these guys are still recording? I checked out the Wiki – Molly Hatchet site and was a bit surprised to see that they've released 10 CD's since 1990. Whodathunkit?
Since this post is in the southern rock category, are there any Lynyrd Skynyrd fans out there? For me, there is only one southern rock band. And it's Skynryd! Unfortunately, I never had the chance to see them live.
Band: Ozzy Osbourne
Other Bands: Foreigner, Bryan Adams, UFO, & Pat Travers
Date: March 20, 1982
Venue: Tangerine Bowl, Orlando FL
Ticket Price: $15.00
Although Foreigner is listed as the head-liner, this concert will always be about Ozzy. And here's why…
On March 19, 1982, Ozzy was heading to Rock Super Bowl XIV in Orlando FL when they stopped at the tour bus drivers house in Lessburg, FL. The bus driver was also a pilot and Randy Rhoads & the bands hair dresser, Rachel Youngblood, went for a ride in his plane. Apparently the pilot tried to make a mock divebomb at the bus but the plane clipped the bus and went flying into a house. Randy Rhoads, just 25 years of age, was killed instantly.
Randy was the reason I was going to that show. His guitar work was brilliant. His sound was perfect. And his polka-dot Flying-V was pretty cool too. The rock world lost a great guitarist.
I decided to go to the concert anyway. And seeing all the banners that said things like "We'll miss you Randy" confirmed that he was already a legend.
Band: The Police
Opening Act: Joan Jett
Date: March 14, 1982
Venue: Lakeland Civic Center
Ticket Price: $10.50
Definitely a cool show. I've always been a huge fan of Stewart Copeland. I think he's one of the greatest drummers. And I remember someone threw a cup of water (or something) at Sting. The crowd started booing the person who threw it but Sting calmed them down. Then he said something like, "Want to know what this guy's problem is? He doesn't get enough sex!" Haha…not sure why I remember that. But I do.
Band: Jefferson Starship
Opening Act: Red Rider
Date: November 20, 1981
Venue: Lakeland Civic Center
Ticket Price: $10.00
The colest thing about this concert was the guitar work of Craig Chaquico! I have some of his solo jazz cds. Good stuff.
Band: Journey
Opening Act: Loverboy
Date: October 23, 1981
Ticket Price: $9.95
I think this was the Escape tour. I bet everyone remembers tunes like Who's Crying Now, Open Arms, Stone in Love, & Don't Stop Believin'. I saw them several times in concert. And I always enjoyed watching Neal Schon play the guitar. I have to admit that I usually change the radio station these days when I hear them. But back in the early 80's they were a class act!
Band: Pat Benatar
Opening Act: David Johansen
Date: September 24, 1981
Ticket Price: $8.95
I think this was sort of the make-up/redo concert from last year when she passed out. I might have the dates switched around. But who cares, right? I remember looking forward to the concert because I wanted to see Neil "Spyder James" Giraldo (Pat's Husband). I liked his guitar style.
Band: Pat Benatar
Opening Act: Copter
Date: November 16, 1980
Ticket Price: $6.98
This was their Crimes of Passion tour. Remember "Hit me with your best shot" & "Hell is for children?" I've seen Pat Benatar a few time and I think this was the show where she passed out on stage a few times. They finally took her to the hospital and the show was over. They said it was exhaustion.
Band: Rush
Opening Act: Saxon
Date: September 20, 1980
Venue: Lakeland Civic Center
This was their Permanent Waves tour. Spirit of the Radio was the big hit. One thing I remember is that they played a new song that wasn't released yet called "Tom Sawyer." I remember thinking it was a great song. Then the following year they released "Moving Pictures" and that song got a lot of airplay.
Band: Aerosmith
Opening Act: Mother's Finest
Date: February 3, 1980
Venue: Lakeland Civic Center
Ticket Price: $7.50
The first of several Aerosmith shows for me. This was during the Tyler/Perry conflict and Jimmy Crespo was filling in for Joe. Bummer…
Band: Supertramp
Date: 1979
Venue: Bayfront Center Arena
Ticket Price: $8.50
Wow…my first concert! Okay, so this wasn't in the 80's. But hey, close enough!
This was Supertramp's Breakfast in America tour. And for a 1st concert it was unbelievable! Two things stuck in my memory about this concert. One, the people sitting to the left of me were smoking up the entire show. And two, I just remember waiting for them to play "Give A Little Bit." And sure enough, they played it. Great concert!
Band: Multiple Bands
Date: April 14, 1979
Venue: Tangerine Bowl, Orlando FL
Ticket Price: $12.50
This would have been my first concert. But we couldn't get a ride. Bummer…
Why create a site called 80's Rock Concerts? I really don't know. I guess I was just a concert junkie back in the 80's. I collected most of my concert ticket stubs. And when I found them recently, I decided to create this site.From time to time I will post an image of a concert ticket, and then some highlights of the concert. I think I have close to 50 ticket stubs, so this will be an ongoing project.
I hope a few of you out there will appreciate some of the memories…


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